Compelled speech is just as much of a violation of free speech as censorship.
Compelled speech is just as much of a violation of free speech as censorship.
However, Mr Justice Conor Dignam refused the request, saying that it remained the case that Burke does not want to obey an order issued by the court, and that he was “not going to debate” whether the order actually conflicts with Burke’s religious freedoms.
It's literally a religious belief that is compelling this religious teacher to not refer to a student by their make believe words.
Where is justice when it is needed? We need actual justice, here. Not these crimes against humanity.
>However, Mr Justice Conor Dignam refused the request, saying that it remained the case that Burke does not want to obey an order issued by the court, and that he was “not going to debate” whether the order actually conflicts with Burke’s religious freedoms.
It's literally a religious belief that is compelling this religious teacher to not refer to a student by their make believe words.
Where is justice when it is needed? We need actual justice, here. Not these crimes against humanity.
He should say he's a muslim. They wouldn't fuck with him then.
He should say he's a muslim.
They wouldn't fuck with him then.
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